MCQ
Which hydroxide will have lowest value of solubility product at normal temperature $({25\,^o}C)$
- A$Mg\,{(OH)_2}$
- B$Ca\,{(OH)_2}$
- C$Ba\,{(OH)_2}$
- ✓$Be\,{(OH)_2}$
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
$Be\,{(OH)_2}$
(d) $Be{(OH)_2}$ has lowest solubility and hence lowest solubility product.
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